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UCLA in the News October 26, 2021

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UCLA Study Shows Women Who Breastfeed Perform Better on Cognitive Tests - Los Angeles Sentinel

Women over 50 who breastfed their babies performed better on cognitive tests compared to women who never breastfed a new study led by researchers at UCLA Health revealed.

United statesHelen lavretskyMolly foxTai chiPublic healthSemel institute for neuroscienceDepartment of anthropologyBiobehavioral sciencesDepartment of psychiatrySemel instituteHuman behaviorBrain connectivityReducing riskHigh risk women

UCLA Study Shows Women Who Breastfeed Perform Better on Cognitive Tests

Women over 50 who breastfed their babies performed better on cognitive tests compared to women who never breastfed a new study led by researchers at UCLA Health revealed.

United statesHelen lavretskyMolly foxTai chiPublic healthSemel institute for neuroscienceDepartment of anthropologyBiobehavioral sciencesDepartment of psychiatrySemel instituteHuman behaviorBrain connectivityGeriatric depressionReducing riskHigh risk women

UCLA Study Shows Women Who Breastfeed Perform Better on Cognitive Tests

Women over 50 who breastfed their babies performed better on cognitive tests compared to women who never breastfed a new study led by researchers at UCLA Health revealed.

United statesHelen lavretskyMolly foxTai chiPublic healthSemel institute for neuroscienceDepartment of anthropologyBiobehavioral sciencesDepartment of psychiatrySemel instituteHuman behaviorBrain connectivityGeriatric depressionReducing riskHigh risk women

Breastfeeding Might Have Long-Term Benefits for the Mother s Brain, UCLA Study Shows – NBC Los Angeles

Women over age 50 who breastfed their babies performed better on cognitive tests than women who never breastfed, according to a study led by researchers at UCLA.

United statesMolly foxHelen lavretskyPublic healthSemel institute for neuroscienceDepartment of anthropologyBiobehavioral sciencesDepartment of psychiatrySemel instituteHuman behaviorEalth amp science

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